Bell P-39 "Cobra II" Racer

FMS has modified its design of the Bell P-39 into the Thompson Trophy racer, Cobra II. The 1946 race was won by Alvin "Tex" Johnston flying Cobra II. Being able to achieve a true airspeed of 420 MPH at sea level, it was unbeatable that day. FMS has replicated Cobra II in its 980mm Series for those that want a truly different high speed aircraft to fly.  If you love the warbird look and enjoy the excitement of heart-pounding speeds, this aircraft will satisfy both of your desires!  With the stock 4 bladed prop, 3648 brushless Outrunner motor, 4 cell LiPo battery and 70A ESC, the Cobra II can obtain speeds of up to 100mph+.

Features

• Accurate livery in the Thompson Trophy Racer Cobra II
• Powerful Brushless 3648-KV770 motor combined with a heavy-duty 70A ESC
• Digital metal gear servos for maximum durability
• Rugged electronic retractable landing gear
• Flaps for easier landings
• Super scale appearance including hand painted pilot, authentic graphics, and four bladed prop
• Durable EPO foam with reinforced one-piece wing

Requires

• Minimum 6 Channel Radio
• 6 Channel Receiver
• 4 Cell 14.8V 2200mah
• Lipo Battery Charger

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